Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 157, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 7 August 1947 — Page 4

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES-THURSDAY, AUG. 7. 1947. SULLIVAN, INDIANA

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Direct Relief In County Increases . INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 7 The expenditures for direct relief, administered Dy township trustees, increased in Sullivan County from $18,999 in 1945 to $26,196 in 1946. Direct relief expenditures increased in eighty-two counties while decreases are shown in tan counties. The figures were made public today in a statement issued by the Indiana Taxpayers

Association. Direct relief amounted to $1,982,477 in 1945 and totaled $2,972,965 last year, the statement shows. The net increase is $890,488 or virtually 45 per cent. "These expenditures," said Harry Miesse, chairman of the board of directors of the Indiana Taxpayers Association, "should not be confused with old-age assistance or aid to dependent children, grants which is created by persons who apply directly to

their township trustees for relief and who receive allowances 'for food, shelter and other purposes.

"Our investigations show that during the first five months of 1946 an 'average of 29,588 persons, were the recipients of direct relief. During the first five months of 1947 this average had dropped to $27,786, but the cost of administering to their needs had advanced an average of 6 per cent, throughout the state. If this

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I trend is continued we can expect a much higher total for direct relief than was shown for 1946.

"It is not our purpose to challange the right of destitute persons to obtain assistance from the township trustees; That has been authorized by law in Indiana for many years, but we should not forget that employment is now at an exceptionally high level and that persons who want to work should not find it difficult to obtain jobs. Thus the township trustees, to whom these persons apply for help,, are facing even heavier responsibilieies as ehey determine who should receive grants and who should be denied. "The trustees will budget what they think they wilr need for direct relief purposes next year.

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I We are confident that the advisory boards will examine vhese ! estimates carefully, remembering ithat property taxes are now abnormally high and the forecast is for even higher rates in 1948. Thus the question of direct relief is also one that affects the taxpayers. If they know of instances

where such grants are being made to the undeserving, they shoulld protest ' to the trustees and the advisoryvboards. This type of assistance should never be more liberal than the circumstances warrant." i In surrounding counties there was an increase in the amount of relief spent in every county except Owen County, where there was a decline of 1.9 per cent. Clay County showed an increase of 24.5 per cent; Daviess County increased 20.2 per cent; Greene County was up 52.7 per cent; Knox County's relief jumped 53.1 per cent; Vermillion County had an increase of 29.7 per cent, and Vieo County increased 34.0 per cent.

SOCIETY

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CARRICO REUNION The annual Carrico reunion will be held in the shelter house at the city park Sunday, August 17th. All relatives and iriends are invited.

PIRTLE REUNION j A reunion will be held Sunday, 'August 17th at the city park for

all friends and relatives of Mabla1 and Luther Pirtle of Brooklyn, New York. There will be a basket dinner.

Welsh, Mr. and Mrs. Burnell Bolding and son, Mr. and Mrs. Elza Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pope, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Montgomery and twins, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Alexander and son, Charles Morin, Jimmie Wilson, Eldorse Hancock, Alan Brodie, Bob Wheeler, Garland Burnett, Peggy Mood, Patsy Smith and Dee

Bolinger.

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FRANK NEFF VV.R.C. The Women's Patriotic elub of the Frank Neff Relief Corps held a family night at the city ,park recently with thirty in attendance. '

i-vjf.er a bountiful supper the meeting was called to order by

the president, Bernadine Ander

son. All sang "America" which was followed by the pledge to the

flag. The Lord's Prayer was re

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given by Mable Thrasher and iwo

contests were conducted by Mary Giles. Cora Wilkey had charge of the white elephant sale.

Census figures r reveal vthat more women marry at the age' of 23 than any other age. greater number of men marry 2 or 27. " -

SADDLE CLUB ENJOYS FEAST AND RIDE Members of the Sullivan Saddle Club., their families and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvy Engle, Sunday, August 3rd for a basket dinner and an afternoon ride cross

country.

Those figuring in the fun were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Springer, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilkey, Mr. and Mrs.. Wilburn Wilkey, Mr. and Mrs. John Springer, Mr. and Mrs, Bob Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Usrey, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Woodard, Mr. and Mrs. Med Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Elumbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Hiriam

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Home. Bpeoui Darganu property n Installment plan. Also farms (or sale. W. T. MELLOTT

NOTICK TO TAXl'AY'KRS OF ADDITIONAL APl'JiOI'KlATIONS T!;e taxpayers of the School City of Sullivan are hereby notilird that the Hoard of School Trustees of the School City, at a regular Ausust meetingon Thursday, August 14, 1947 at 4 P. M., at their regular meeting place in the office of the Superintendent ol Schools will consider the folIowiiih additional appropriations which eaid trustees consider necessary io meet the extraordinary emergency existing at vhis time-Sr-KCIAL SCHOOL FUND A. General Administration 845.00 1. Board of School Trustees d. Oilier Expenses. 350.00 6. Superintendent's Office a. H.'darics 245.00 d. Oilier Expenses 250.00 D. Operal inn 1,250.00 Klemcntary Schools 1. Watfes of janitors 550.00 4. Lisht and Tower 150.00 Hisrh School 1. Wages of janitors 400.00 3. Water 150.00 E. Maintenance 1,275.00 Elementary Schools 7. Furniture 150.00 Hifrh School 3. Building1 Materials 675.00 5iMaterials, .Lighting 450.00 TOTAL $3,370.UO TUITION FUND B. Instructional Teaching $9,375.00 Elementary Schools 3. Teachers salaries 6.000.00 High School 1. Principal's salary 375.00 3. Teachers' salaries 1.000.00 Vocational salaries ...... 2.000.00 TOTAL 3.375.00 Taxpayers appearing at such meeting.' shall have the right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriations as finally made, will automatically be referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Board will hold a further hearing within fifteen days in the office of the County Auditor, or at such other place as jjiay be designated. At such hearing taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be hoard, and interested taxpayers may innuire of the County Auditor when such hearing will be heard. Dated this 31st day of July. 1947. C. E. F1SIIKR. Secretary Board of Schojl Trustees

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